Israeli forces raid Jerusalem graduation venue, detain four
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Israeli forces raided the historic Tenkez Han near Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, preventing Jerusalem University students from holding their graduation ceremony. Four people, including the director of the university's Jerusalem Studies Center and the head of the Jerusalem Tourism Union, were detained. The raid came as Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Hebron and Sinjil in the occupied West Bank.
Key Facts
- Israeli forces raided Tenkez Han, a Mamluk-era historic building near Al-Aqsa Mosque, and prevented Jerusalem University students from holding their graduation ceremony.
- Four people were detained, including the director of Jerusalem University's Jerusalem Studies Center and the head of the Jerusalem Tourism Union.
- In the West Bank, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Hebron and the town of Sinjil.
- In the town of Semmu, south of Hebron, three Palestinians suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling tear gas thrown by Israelis.
- In Sinjil, Israelis attacked a car belonging to a Palestinian.
Jerusalem Graduation Raid
Israeli forces raided Tenkez Han, a Mamluk-era historic building near Al-Aqsa Mosque, and prevented Jerusalem University students from holding their graduation ceremony. The Jerusalem Governorate said in a written statement that the raid targeted the ceremony at the site. Four people were detained, including the director of Jerusalem University's Jerusalem Studies Center and the head of the Jerusalem Tourism Union.
West Bank Settler Attacks
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Hebron and the town of Sinjil in the occupied West Bank. In Semmu, south of Hebron, three Palestinians suffered breathing difficulties after inhaling tear gas thrown by Israelis. In Sinjil, Israelis attacked a car belonging to a Palestinian.
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Israeli forces raid Jerusalem graduation venue, detain four
